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Roger Fanti
137 PointsCodes
How would one install code in wordpress?
6 Answers
Sue Dough
35,800 PointsWordpress has a wp-content folder with your themes and plugins folder inside of it. You put code in themes and plugins in wordpress.
Roger Fanti
137 PointsIt doesn't get much easier than this...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW1R4zQGLEc
Roger Fanti
137 Pointswhich videos?
Roger Fanti
137 PointsWhy isn't there a plugin ,like....Embed code...just like that?
Sue Dough
35,800 PointsThere is over 36,669 free plugins on wordpress.org alone. Take a few hours to learn more and everything will make a lot more sense.
Roger Fanti
137 PointsI have the intelligence of a pee pod and can see how to make this site more user friendly....Really!
Sue Dough
35,800 PointsThen email treehouse and let them know your feedback on how to make it more friendly. I am sure they would love to hear it.
Roger Fanti
137 PointsSorry, need a more simplistic answer and where to find...totally new at this!
Sue Dough
35,800 PointsWordpress has 3 main folders when you install it. Those are Wp-Admin, Wp-Content, and Wp-includes. The Wp-Content folder is where your themes and plugins folder are located. Every wordpress site must have a theme and plugins are optional. Usually plugins are installed for custom functionality that the theme itself does not have. You could find these folders in file manager or through FTP/SSH. You can also even edit and see them by going to appearence > editor for themes in wordpress or plugins > editor for plugins. I suggest watching some of the wordpress videos to take it step by step if you don't understand. I have broken it down simple as I can. It seems like you really need to better understand wordpress so you can better understand how it all works and where to put your codes.